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Madrid, Spain
Art-forward 4-star boutique hotel in Malasaña, steps from Chueca's gay scene.
Kikekeller studio design transforms this 4-star boutique property in Malasaña—200 meters from Gran Vía and one kilometer from Chueca gay nightlife—into an art-forward oasis combining Canary Islands inspiration with contemporary Madrid sophistication. The family-run operation now managed by third-generation owner Mónica Salces Rosa features 23-31 square meter rooms flooded with natural light, some top-floor units offering private terraces with Madrid views and yoga kits, all outfitted with marble bathrooms featuring Malin + Goetz natural amenities (bathtubs in select rooms), flat-screen TVs, air conditioning, heating, free WiFi, and handcrafted Gan Rugs carpets. Superior terrace rooms deliver the premium experience with outdoor hammocks perfect for morning meditation or evening drinks overlooking the city, while tropical plants and trickling water in the vast stylish reception create instant oasis vibes. On-site restaurant Uga specializes in Canary Islands cuisine, Café Cactus serves drinks with flat-screen TV, and the 24/7 gym features latest Technogym equipment plus complete yoga kit with complimentary towels and infused water exclusively for guests. The location sits five minutes from Gran Vía shopping and theaters, 10 minutes from Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor, walking distance to Thyssen Bornemisza and Prado museums, with Gran Via metro 200 meters away and boyberry gay bar nearby making Chueca's nightlife easily accessible while maintaining Malasaña's artistic bohemian edge.
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